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Looking for advice as to the best way of doing this:
I take photos of products against a white background, then eradicate the background using a layer mask. I would like to keep in the shadow detail ‘as is’ rather than having to redraw it.
I’ve tried cutting out just the shadow area, putting it onto a separate layer, then setting that layer to multiply, but when imported into InDesign it doesn’t maintain the transparency, and you get a white box.
Any suggestions of away around this?
I take photos of products against a white background, then eradicate the background using a layer mask. I would like to keep in the shadow detail ‘as is’ rather than having to redraw it.
I’ve tried cutting out just the shadow area, putting it onto a separate layer, then setting that layer to multiply, but when imported into InDesign it doesn’t maintain the transparency, and you get a white box.
Any suggestions of away around this?
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